Top Caribbean Club songs – 2020s

Originally a solo groove from Busy Signal, “Ba Ba Bad Remix” reemerges with Sean Paul and Ryan Castro onboard, exchanging verses over sly rhythmic tweaks.

Released in June 2025 by Basshall Records, the track mixes dancehall tension with Latin swing and urban electronics without blinking too hard at genre fences.

Production comes courtesy of Kybba—aka Jack Herron—an Amsterdam-based DJ raised in Salento who’s been stirring Caribbean and Afro elements into his projects since launching the Basshall Movement in 2016.

He’s behind tracks like “Pon Di Ting” and “Pilot,” which shuffle between his Italian roots and club systems louder than necessary.

Genres : shatta, dancehall, moombahton

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“Triangle Des Bermudes – Charger” brings together MC YOSHI, Mauvais djo, and Kokosvoice for a 2025 French rap session both charged and direct.

Produced by Carlos Monsta, it leans on tight hip hop beats and assertive, rapid-fire flows from all three.

The chorus hammers home with a repetitive “Charger, charger,” backed by punchy ad-libs (“Brrrrraw”) that lend it a combative edge.

The lyrics don’t mince words, referencing firearms and the “Triangle de Babi”—a nod, perhaps, to Abidjan’s street dynamism.

With both French and global inklings, the track taps into contemporary urban sounds without losing its local grit.

Genres : shatta

The music video is directed by Cuisteh

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Si, Es Así pairs Dominican dembow powerhouse El Alfa “El Jefe” with Mexican singer-turned-influencer Kim Loaiza in an October 2024 release that marries El Alfa’s percussive, rapid-fire dembow beats with Kim’s polished pop inclinations.

Directed by CREADOR, the music video emerges a day post-audio release, set against the lively streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and brims with Caribbean flair and energy.

This collaboration, equal parts bombastic rhythm and strategic crossover, pushes the boundaries of Dominican dembow, weaving it deftly into the tapestry of mainstream Latin pop and amplifying both artists’ sonic footprints across borders.

Genres : Latin, Pop,dembow, rap dominicano, trap latino, urbano latino, latin viral pop, urbano mexicano

The music video is directed by CREADOR

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El Alfa and Nfasis collaborate on “Este”, a dembow anthem packed with high-energy rhythms and playful, repetitive lyrics. True to the dembow genre, the track’s rapid pace and humorous lines drive its infectious danceability. Chael Produciendo, a frequent collaborator with El Alfa, delivers a beat that blends Dominican street culture with vibrant, provocative lyricism. This song exemplifies the playful nature of the dembow style, resonating across dance floors.

Genres : Latin,dembow, rap dominicano, trap latino, urbano latino

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“Shatta Confessions” is a 2025 single by Meryl featuring N’Ken, blending dancehall with Antillean rap in a nod to their Caribbean background.

The track offers a sharp, rhythmic structure and lands easily in playlists built for the warmer months.

Meryl, born Cindy Elismar in Martinique in 1995, fuses urban and Caribbean influences in her work, including her 2020 mixtape “Jour Avant Caviar.”

N’Ken navigates similar musical lanes in the French Caribbean scene.

Genres : shatta, zouk, kompa, dancehall

The music video is directed by Maza

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French artist Theodora releases “Fashion Designa” in 2024, pairing sound with stylized visuals.

The music video blends surrealist references and theatrical personas in a tightly composed sequence.

Nods to Salvador Dali, René Magritte, Michel Ocelot, and 1980s figures like Grace Jones shape the aesthetic choices.

“Fashion Designa” continues Theodora’s multimedia approach, merging costume, sound, and visual art into a single track.

Genres : shatta

The music video is directed by Melchior Leroux

Featured on the album BAD BOY LOVESTORY

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“Abusadora” channels Chimbala’s high-energy dembow style, driven by relentless percussion and punchy rhythms.

Leury José Tejeda Brito, known as Chimbala, is a Dominican rapper and singer from Santo Domingo, regarded as a key figure in Latin America’s dembow scene.

His breakthrough came with “Maniquí,” which drew Farruko’s attention and led to a remix.

Earlier tracks like “Tu ere un loco” and “Cuenta Conmigo” featured collaborations with Pablo Piddy and Toxic Crow.

He later returned with “Tamo burlao” alongside El Fother.

Genres : Latin,dembow

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“Whine” rides a tight dancehall groove built for bodies in motion and nights that resist endings.

TKS 2G raps in French, juggling reggae and hip-hop coats with a dancer’s sense of balance.

The lyrics keep things close to the party floor—flirting, flexing, and the occasional flash of individual heat.

A French Caribbean accent gives it edge without straining for novelty.

“Whine” doesn’t argue; it moves, and expects you to follow.

Genres : shatta

The music video is directed by Yohan Said Aly

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Chaki Bley steers into 2025 with “Una Chica Good,” a Latin single released through GunzGangMusic and shaped by producer Yomal El Maestro.

In a style that skirts between playful bravado and rhythmic swagger, the Dominican artist captures fleeting moments of allure under Caribbean skies.

With a growing discography exceeding 35 releases, including collaborations with El Baby R and Tivi Gunz, Chaki Bley continues to glide across multiple Latin genres.

Genres : Hip Hop, Latin,dembow

The music video is directed by AT Films

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“Los Rockstar No Van Al Cielo (Remix)” lands with Hanzel La H, Ovi, Luar La L, and Hades66 weighing in on the aftermath of fame.

It runs on Latin trap fuel with flashes of reggaeton and a crosscurrent of Puerto Rican and Cuban signatures.

The artists each bring their own spin—Hanzel from Latin pop and reggaeton, Ovi from Cuban trap blends, and Luar and Hades from the Puerto Rican urban circuit.

The result reworks the original into a remix that plays like four perspectives on the same rise-and-fall story.

Genres : dembow, trap latino

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“Maison B” pairs Team Paiya’s rhythmic nonchalance with Team 2 Poy’s clipped swagger, folding them both into a beat that shifts between Afro-pop smoothness and hip-hop syncopation.

The track extends Team Paiya’s string of group efforts, following “Manger la vie” and “Remontada,” without pretending to aim for cohesion—this is a negotiation, not a union.

Each collective keeps its linguistic quirks intact, delivering verses that blur alliance with rivalry.

Genres : shatta

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Blending French and English lyrics, “Shamballa” pairs Anyme023 with Shaydee’s in a bittersweet foray through fading intimacy and persistent memory.

Released in March 2025, the song juxtaposes hazy nostalgia with a production palette steeped in contemporary textures, tracing emotional wreckage left by a former partner.

The recurring use of “nostalgique” threads longing into each verse like perfume clinging to an old shirt.

Genres : Reggae, Latin, Traditional Music,shatta

The music video is directed by Nelson Charles / EDITBYNOTCHE / Youcef Halilou

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“Bouwey” pairs 1T1 with Théomaa in a percussive negotiation between industrial electronic textures and the elastic pulse of Bouyon, Dominica’s uncompromising contribution to Caribbean sound systems.

Released in December 2024, the track slides between European synth patterns and frenetic rhythmic motifs, laced with nods to French and Antillean Creole inflections.

Quickly rotated in fetes and road marches, it thrives where sweat and subwoofer meet.

Genres : ,shatta, zouk

Featured on the album CHORD (ep)

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Released on October 22, 2025, “LTNM” sees Luis Brown team up with Yaii King for a track that doesn’t shy from familiar genre formulas.

Maestro Queliz (listed as Tomy Queliz) handles production, while the writing credits stretch across Prblm, Kendry de Leon, and Luís Mota.

The lyrics, unsurprisingly explicit, riff on themes that might trigger déjà vu in fans of Latin urban and reggaeton alike.

Brown takes the lead on vocals, swerving through polished engineering that matches current industry standards without reinventing them.

In November 2025, the official video—directed by Brutal Vamo A ETO and produced by Prblm—adds a visual layer that doesn’t stray far from expectations.

The single fits neatly among the steady wave of regional Latin trap collaborations saturating global platforms.

Genres : dembow

The music video is directed by @BrutalVamoAETO

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“Tot* Lindo” pairs Huan62 with Tokischa, weaving together reggaeton and Latin trap influences in a track that plays with themes of love, identity, and self-expression.

Huan62 brings a style that merges contemporary pop with traditional elements, crafting lyrics that aim for relatability and energy.

Tokischa, known for her candid approach to music, adds her signature edge, having previously collaborated with artists like ROSALÍA, Marshmello, and Madonna.

Genres : Latin, Electronic,dembow, neoperreo

The music video is directed by BREIDY

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“Peluches” filters Luis Brown’s signature street sensibility through a haze of melancholy hooks and clipped percussive loops.

Released under his own imprint La 59 in 2025, the track sits snugly among his singles “Amiri,” “4Alto (Musiando Live 21),” and “Me Da Lo Mismo.”

Co-written and performed with Tomy Israel Queliz Hernandez, it threads motifs of emotional detachment through a distinctly Dominican lens.

Genres : dembow

The music video is directed by Brutal Vamo AETO

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“PAY!” pairs French-Congolese artist Theodora with Paris rapper Guy2Bezbar in a track built on syncopated Afro beats, clipped electronic textures, and sharp verses.

Released globally in April 2025 under BOSS LADY, the single’s taut production comes courtesy of Jeez Suave, Junior Alaprod, and Zafy.

Theodora, riding momentum from her 2024 viral track “Kongolese Sous BBL,” keeps her interest in identity and sound experimentation front and center.

Genres : Hip Hop, Pop, Reggae,shatta

The music video is directed by Yanis Challab

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Released in November 2025, “Gelatinozo” pairs Dominican voices Arlene MC and Gracie Bon in a track that plants itself somewhere between reggaeton and Latin trap, with both shoes firmly in the contemporary Caribbean sound.

Arlene MC keeps to her usual urban formula, while Gracie Bon chips in with verses and presence that mark the co-authorship without upstaging the host.

The result follows the growing habit of female artists joining forces on high-energy singles tailored for playlists and late-year drops.

Production names remain behind the curtain, but the timing and inclusion in curated selections suggest it’s meant to hold a place in both artists’ 2025 output rather than pass unnoticed.

Genres : dembow

The music video is directed by IZY FILMZ | R14

“QUITATELOTO” brings together Blessd, Kris R, GeezyDee, Young Fatty, Tury, CARABIN3, and Bad Milk for a joint venture in late-night confessionals.

The beat, courtesy of Los Money Makers and Monja, leans on standard Latin urban grooves—nothing groundbreaking, but steady enough to keep the temperature up.

Sensual lines swap hands as the chorus loops, each artist tossing in their two cents on attraction and carefully rehearsed impulsiveness.

It’s an exercise in atmosphere: breathy declarations, slippery hooks, and that slow-burn reggaeton roll that sparks more than it surprises.

Direct and unfiltered, the lyrics stick to physical tension and borderline encounters, keeping their focus as uncluttered as the rhythm section.

Genres : Latin,musique guadeloupe, rap antillais, zouk riddim,

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“Putica” doesn’t bother with subtlety: La Perversa lays it out with dembow percussion and zero apology.

She flaunts body, style, and “boss” standards—if you don’t keep up or spend, keep walking.

Sex is on her terms, and if she’s into you, it’s tonight, not mañana.

The title flips a slur into a flex: shameless, direct, and owning every line.

In the Dominican urbano scene, that counts as a message all its own.

Genres : Latin,dembow dominicano, trap dominicano

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